Disconnecting gas cooker
"Dave Fawthrop" wrote in message
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On Wed, 01 Feb 2006 00:02:49 +0000, F wrote:
|We need to disconnect my father's gas cooker to ensure he can't use it -
|turn gas on and forget to light it scenario.
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|Is it acceptable to simply disconnect the flexible hose? Is the fitting
|it connects to sufficiently gas tight over time?
Could you not replace the gas cooker with a new one with Flame Failure
Devices fitted? I have them in the caravan and they seem very fool
proof.
If he's forgetting to light the gas he's probably in danger of setting his
sleeves etc on fire with a naked flame. An electric cooker might be a lot
safer in the long run (or meals on wheels).
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